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Sadako Shijō
A Japanese noble woman from the Kamakura period. She was the principal wife of Saionji Saneuji. She held the ranks Jugō and Juichii. · Japan · On the map · Lived 1196 to 1302 · aged 106
Shijō Sadako (四条貞子) was a Japanese noblewoman born in 1196 to Shijō Takahira and Dainagon Sanmi. She had two daughters, both of whom became empress consorts. She is best remembered for her long life, as she lived to 106.
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